Dustless Brake Pads?

[Kw202]

Does anyone know a good brake pad that doesn't give off a lot of dust? I need to replace mine and am tired of cleaning my wheels after each drive I make. Thanks in advance--

Kevin

[benzaddict]

PBR Ultimate Ceramic

[jnenad16]

hawk hps are virtually dustless, but they dont brake so good when cold.

nenad

[Luwin1026]

I liked Porterfield R4S -

[dshenberger]

I am running Akebono Euro's on Powerslot rotors and have not noticed any dust.

[!!!!!NJ Drive]

i just bought Axxis Deluxe Plus pads...a little more rotor friendly then ceramic

[OCKlasse]

I have heard that ceramic pads make noise like no other, is this true?

[jnenad16]

Originally posted by OCKlasse
I have heard that ceramic pads make noise like no other, is this true?
when used on worn rotors, yes.

nenad

[nguyenphananh]

Hi
is it PBR Deluxe pads and Axxis Deluxe Plus pads the same or 2 different types? I found lots of place on the net selling the PBR, but not many sell the Axxis...PLease let me know. Thank you

[!!!!!NJ Drive]

Originally posted by nguyenphananh
Hi
is it PBR Deluxe pads and Axxis Deluxe Plus pads the same or 2 different types? I found lots of place on the net selling the PBR, but not many sell the Axxis...PLease let me know. Thank you same company...PBR/Axxis/Repco all the same, but i dont know if there is a difference between the Deluxe (PBR) & the Deluxe Plus (Axxis) pads

[Hotbasco]

Axxis. Some dust and good braking qualities. The harder you go (less dust) but more squeal.

[c280nz]

i am using ebc greenstuffs and they are low dust with reasonable braking

[jnenad16]

Originally posted by c280nz
i am using ebc greenstuffs and they are low dust with reasonable braking
I had greenstuff on my C280, and I have no complaints.

nenad

[OCKlasse]

Originally posted by jnenad16
when used on worn rotors, yes.


Worn as in old rotors, or rotors after some prolonged driving? I am in need of a rotor replacement and I am looking into drilled Brembos. So if I use Ceramic pads on new rotos, noise should not be an issue? Would it be a matter of time before the noise starts to become one? My new SLK55 wheels are far quicker to succumb to brake dust thank my Monos, so I am hoping Ceramic is the way to go. Thanks Nenad, I ask because I know you know ;)

[jnenad16]

Originally posted by OCKlasse
Worn as in old rotors, or rotors after some prolonged driving? I am in need of a rotor replacement and I am looking into drilled Brembos. So if I use Ceramic pads on new rotos, noise should not be an issue? Would it be a matter of time before the noise starts to become one? My new SLK55 wheels are far quicker to succumb to brake dust thank my Monos, so I am hoping Ceramic is the way to go. Thanks Nenad, I ask because I know you know ;)
by worn rotors I mean those that have quite a lip on the edges and the surface is uneven. as for the noise, the ceramics claim to be silent, I never used any ceramics on my cars yet, but I know that they were quite noisy on one of my customers cars, but he had old rotors, so my guess is that was the cause. my suggestion is to use disk quiet gel on the backing of the new pads, that way most vibrations that would normally cause squeals would get quenched.

nenad

[OCKlasse]

Originally posted by dshenberger
I am running Akebono Euro's on Powerslot rotors and have not noticed any dust.

I am looking into these brake pads, and I was wondering the diff between these Euro pads and the Akebono ProACT pads ($35 less). Both are ceramic, are the Euro pads just the better ones to get? :confused: